The phrase "and as frequent" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to compare frequency but lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The meetings were held regularly, and as frequent as every week."
Alternatives: "and as often" or "and just as frequently."
The young stars show levels of flaring hundreds of times as strong and as frequent as the most powerful outbursts seen from the Sun today, he said.
Yet anal cancer in HIV positive MSM is the most common non AIDS defining cancer in this group, and as frequent as the common cancers in the general community such as bowel cancer, for which screening programs are in place.
Participants were defined as non-drinkers if they did not consume alcohol in the previous 6 months, as occasional drinkers if they consumed alcohol occasionally or socially, and as frequent drinkers if they drank frequently or regularly, regardless of the amount they drank.
Even with an act as fundamental, and as frequent, as writing a prescription, doctors face tremendous variability between health care plans.
The storm-chasers included Pound himself, Jacob Epstein and TS Eliot, both also from America, the young French sculptor Henri Gandier-Brzeskasand, as frequent visitors, the Italian futurists Marinetti and Severini.
The public's fears about the pool have grown in recent months as some scientists have warned that it has the most potential for setting off a new catastrophe, now that the three nuclear reactors that suffered meltdowns are in a more stable state, and as frequent quakes continue to rattle the region.
Republicans say the meetings are open to all 49 senators and may be as frequent as every week.
My husband and I--both avid exercise enthusiasts--can attest to the reality that parenting young kids means that workouts are basically always too short, and never quite as frequent as we would prefer.
In the early 2000s, media reports of leopards mauling and killing people were as frequent as Bollywood celebrity gossip.
However, the litter numbers of Rbm44 heterozygous and null male were as frequent as wild-type males (Figure 10C).
Joint disorder and arthromyalgia could be as frequent as 8.3% [ 3- 5].
